Live Reviews – Page 11 – This Is Soundcheck

Glenn 26/09/201717/10/2017 Angels, Backing Singers, Birmingham, Bombay Bicycle Club, Charles Bradley, From Golden Stars Comes Silver Dew, God First, Grant Green, Jack Steadman, Lauryn Hill, Leap of Faith, live review, Magic, Mr Jukes, o2 institute 2, Review, Roy Hargrove, Ruby, Slum Village, Somebody New, Typhoon, Your Love

2017-09-25 – Mr Jukes – o2 Institute 2, Birmingham

Making his debut in Birmingham under the Mr Jukes tag, Jack Steadman, frontman of indie legends Bombay Bicycle Club, brought

Glenn 26/09/201717/10/2017 debut solo album, Disgusting, Don't Poke The Bear, Feeling My Heart Run Slow, Friends Make The Worst Enemies, Grey House, I Can Only Disappoint U, It Might Never Come, live review, Mansun, o2 institute, on’t You Wait, Paul Draper, Review, solo tour, Spooky Action, The Anchoress, The Silence Is Deafening, Wide Open Space

2017-09-23 – Paul Draper – o2 Institute 2, Birmingham

Fourteen years after his last jaunt across the UK with former band Mansun, Paul Draper is set to play the

Glenn 15/09/201717/10/2017 Animal Spirits, Armistice, Birmingham, Chris Tye, David Ford, Downmarket, Easyworld, First We Take Manhattan, hare & hounds, Hundred Streets, I Don't Care What You Call Me, kings heath, live review, Paper Grenades, Pour A Little Poison, Real Damn Slow, Requiem, Review, The Unassuming Heart, The Union EP, Why Don't You Answer Your Telephone

2017-09-13 – David Ford – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham

Opening up his latest UK tour, the ever excellent David Ford tonight treated his loyal fans to an impressive set

Glenn 31/08/2017 Birmingham, Breakeven, danny o donoghue, Freedom Child, Glen Power, glenn rossington, live review, Mark Sheehan, o2 Academy, photographs, Preview, Rain, Review, The Man Who Can't Be Moved, the script, This Is Soundcheck, UK Tour

2017-08-24 – The Script – o2 Academy, Birmingham

After opening their surprise and intimate UK Tour with a hometown show in Dublin only days before, tonight The Script

Glenn 17/08/201731/08/2017 beautifully unconventional, Derby, don't delete the kisses, ellie rowsell, Giant Peach, glenn rossington, joel amey, joff oddie, live review, My Love Is Cool, photography, Review, The 1975, The Venue, theo ellis, This Is Soundcheck, visions of a life, Wolf Alice, yuk foo

2017-08-16 – Wolf Alice – The Venue, Derby

A gloomy mid-week evening in August in the middle of Derby City Centre is THE place to be tonight. One

Glenn 14/08/201731/08/2017 Amber Run, Birmingham, David Bowie, every valley, glenn rossington, Hoopla Blue, Inner City Live, live review, o2 Academy, Oczy Mlody, photographs, photos, public service broadcasting, Race For The Prize, Review, Space Oddity, The Flaming Lips, There Should Be Unicorns, Unicorn, Wayne Coyne, Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots Pt.1, Zorbing

2017-08-12 – Flaming Lips – o2 Academy, Birmingham

On a warm Saturday evening, hundreds of music lovers were packed in to the o2 Academy in Birmingham for one

Glenn 09/07/201711/07/2017 182, Alkaline Trio, All The Small Things, Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham, Blink, blink-182, California, Landon Barker, Mark Hoppus, Matt Skiba, Miss You, photography, Review, Ryan Lowry, Take Off Your Pants And Jacket, The Rock Show, Tom DeLonge, Travis Barker, What's My Age Again?

2017-07-07 – Blink 182 – Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham

Blink-182 returned to Birmingham with new addition ‘Matt Skiba’ (Alkaline Trio), replacing ‘Tom DeLonge’ Most people would expect them to focus

Glenn 05/07/201711/07/2017 2017, a moon shaped pool, Amnesiac, Colin Greenwood, Creep, Cricket Ground, Ed O'Brien, Emirates, Fake Plastic Trees, Hail To The Thief, I Promise, In Rainbows, johnny greenwood, Karma Police, Kid A, LCCC, Live, Manchester, No Surprises, OK Computer, Pablo Honey, Paranoid Android, Phillip Selway, Radiohead, Review, The Bends, The King of Limbs, There There, Thom Yorke

2017-07-04 – Radiohead – Emirates Cricket Ground, Manchester

Having recently slayed the Main Stage at Glastonbury and hot on the heels 12 months after the release of their

Glenn 21/04/201718/05/2017 a song for the lovers, ashcroft, Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham, bittersweet symphony, black grape, break the night with colour, glenn rossington, hold on, kermit, Live, live review, lucky man, music is power, photos, Review, richard ashcroft, shaun ryder, sonnet, the drugs don't work, the verve, these people, they don't own me, this is how it feels, verve

Richard Ashcroft – Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham – 2017/04/20

On a rather cold and wet evening in Birmingham, there was a hive of activity in the city’s Barclaycard Arena

Glenn 09/04/201710/04/2017 Amsterdam, ancient tribe, as mamas, Birmingham, cato van dijck, daniel johnston, Dutch, electrified, Holland, john fairhurst, joost van dijck, love dance, my baby, prehistoric rhythm, remedy, Review, the sunflower lounge, tribal blues trance band, UK Tour, uprising

2017-04-07 – My Baby – The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham

My Baby are the self proclaimed “tribal blues trance band” from Amsterdam who took to the stage on Friday night